The first milestone of the ‘Double Down, Triple Up’ campaign was reached at COP28 when world leaders agreed to triple global renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030.
It’s Time 4 Action. In the second phase of the campaign we call on governments and policymakers to deliver on their commitment.
The Global Renewables Summit is the first-ever high-level public-private summit to discuss the progress, opportunities, and challenges of tripling renewable energy globally by 2030. With heads of states, private sector leaders and representatives from civil society, the summit promises real action on the global 3xRenewables target.
Action on finance, permits, supply chains and grids are urgently required to deploy 11.000 renewable gigawatts by 2030.
GRA’s policy agenda ‘Actions to Deliver 3xRenewables by 2030‘ outlines the core actions needed to achieve the global renewables target.
With GRA’s action agenda, reaching 11.000 GW by 2030 is possible.
Globally, there is a pressing demand for new energy supplies from renewable sources.
Corporations aim to contribute to limiting global warming by obtaining affordable and clean electricity to lower carbon emissions. Renewable corporate sourcing was established to support these goals. Many companies have pledged to use 100% renewable electricity worldwide (through initiatives like RE100 and 24/7 CFE). This approach has become a significant business opportunity, enhancing the economic competitiveness of corporations and reducing their carbon footprint.
The campaign is designed to be carried collectively by a wide range of actors sharing the 3xRenewables ambition, from NGOs to companies, from local to global scale.
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Representing global perspectives within the renewable energy and climate change space, this report by the COP28 Presidency, IRENA and the Global Renewables Alliance provides recommendations on the means to triple renewable power generation capacity and double the energy efficiency improvement rate by 2030.
